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Well not really but if you listened to the radio earlier you would have thought it was true.

How many of us have given our dogs ice cream, chocolate and other sweets blissfully unaware they could harm the dog, how many of our dogs died because of this, i would say non.

The world has gone mad (i seem to think this more and more the older i get)

Good job it wasnt chocolate ice cream or its days would be numbered. :roll:

Four official photographs marking Prince George's third birthday have been released by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.

The images show the prince at the family's Norfolk home, Anmer Hall, and were taken in mid-July by photographer Matt Porteous.

One image shows the prince playing with the family dog Lupo.

Prince George Alexander Louis - known as His Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge - was born on 22 July 2013.

A Kensington Palace spokesman said: "The Duke and Duchess hope that people will enjoy seeing these new photographs.

"They would like to thank everyone for all the lovely messages they have received as Prince George celebrates his third birthday."

However, the RSPCA has criticised the picture of Prince George holding an ice cream close to the mouth of the family dog.

'Difficult to digest'

"It is lovely that Prince George is trying to help keep his family dog, Lupo, cool in these high temperatures," a spokesman said.

"We would advise people to be cautious when giving their dogs food meant for human consumption as some items, like chocolate, can be highly toxic to dogs and dairy items can be difficult for them to digest.


"Instead of ice cream we would suggest making an ice lolly from pet-friendly ingredients. Making these can be really fun for children and the end product is both safe and enjoyable for dogs."

Paula Boyden, veterinary director at the Dogs Trust charity, agreed.

She said she "would always advocate seeking methods to keep your dog cool, but possibly not in the form of an ice cream, unless it is a dog-friendly version".

"The cow's milk and sugar content in ice cream can sometimes lead to digestive issues. Whenever you do treat your dog, do consider the ingredients and always seeks the advice of your vet," she added.
 
nah...hes been reading the Daily Fail again...I do:nono:
 
Proper chocolate is extremely poisonous to dogs, a bar can be enough to kill one. Fortunately in this country our chocolate is generally **** and mostly vegetable fat so will often make the dog just feel a bit ill.
 
SWMBO and I nearly had hysterics when we read ...

"However, the RSPCA has criticised the picture of Prince George
holding an ice cream close to the mouth of the family dog."

What kind of whimpy dog do this family have?

We have a great video of one of the grandkids at age four. Robbie is huddled in the gap between a door and the wall with the two dogs in my avatar (Jake and Jessica) showing him all the love and attention that they could give to a four year old child ...

... who is trying to eat a Cadbury's Cream Egg without sharing it! :lol: :lol:

I can assure the RSPCA that no-one EVER held anything remotely edible "close to the mouth" of any of our family dogs ... :thumb: :thumb:

... if they ever wanted to see it again! :whistle: :whistle:


Plus (as F00b4r points out) 90% of the stuff they sell in the UK is really "chocolate flavoured" rather than "chocolate"!
 
Our old collie alway used to like crunching on few ice cubes in the warmer weather. Horrible to watch / hear as to me the thought of chewing on an ice cube really sets my teeth on edge :lol:
 

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